06-07-2021, 11:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-07-2021, 12:00 PM by bkpsusmitaa.
Edit Reason: Minor comprehension and typo
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Hello and good morning.
I post on Debian user group and forums with the same username, and on Knoppix forums as rajibando.
Have been using gimp, but only for minor uses, for the last 12 years. I don't have any high end technical knowledge on GIMP. Just common sense usage ideas.
I have a pdf file that contains only images.
There is a long process: Right Click on the PDF file ⟶ Open with GIMP ⟶ Import from pdf ⟶ Open as Images ⟶ set dpi and other options ⟶ each image opened.
Then save each image as a separate file.
Is there a shortcut? That is, an automated/batch process, for the above step without actually opening any file on GIMP window?
I post on Debian user group and forums with the same username, and on Knoppix forums as rajibando.
Have been using gimp, but only for minor uses, for the last 12 years. I don't have any high end technical knowledge on GIMP. Just common sense usage ideas.
I have a pdf file that contains only images.
There is a long process: Right Click on the PDF file ⟶ Open with GIMP ⟶ Import from pdf ⟶ Open as Images ⟶ set dpi and other options ⟶ each image opened.
Then save each image as a separate file.
Is there a shortcut? That is, an automated/batch process, for the above step without actually opening any file on GIMP window?